Lynn Luciano

I was diagnosed with fatty liver in 2014 and successfully reversed it by mid-2015 using a natural diet and lifestyle changes. Since then, I’ve dedicated over a decade to researching this condition and helping others navigate their own recovery. I am the author of 'From Fatty Liver to Healthy Liver' and the founder of this community. My goal is to translate complex medical studies into practical, real-world advice that actually works, combined with my personal experience on the matter.

Fatty Liver Sugar Alternatives: Best Sweetener for NAFLD / MASLD

sugar alternatives for fatty liver disease

If you have a fatty liver, you hopefully know already that you shouldn’t eat any refined sugar aka white sugar. Today, we’re focusing on the best sweetener to consume instead of sugar. I know just how difficult it is to give up on sugar (for me, it was more difficult than giving up alcohol). But … Read more

Is Barley Good for Fatty Liver? [Complete Answer]

barley seeds being pored in a bag

Key takeaways Barley is a rich source of key nutrients, including vitamin C, vitamin A, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron, folate, manganese, selenium, niacin, and potassium, among others. As a result, according to various studies, we can say that dehulled and hull-less whole grain barley is good for fatty liver in that it reduces cholesterol levels … Read more

My Fatty Liver Diary: 5 Months Later

5 months later

Five months ago, I was diagnosed with a NAFLD (non-alcoholic fatty liver disease) and ever since that moment, my life has changed completely and I really feel like I got reborn. I got extremely scared when the doctor diagnosed me and told me that it’s a bit too soon to have it – I am … Read more

I’ve Been Diagnosed with a Fatty Liver. What Now?

just diagnosed

This marks the beginning of my new life: in August 2014, I was diagnosed with a fatty liver (a nonalcoholic fatty liver aka NAFLD – now named MASLD). This marks the moment when my life changes. It has already changed. Completely. At first, I was mortified and confused. When I heard my physician say that … Read more